Meanwhile, In Africa…
After the drama, he explained to us that in seeing the suffering that Christ endured for him he realized how ungrateful he had been by not accepting the sacrifice of Jesus.
After the drama, he explained to us that in seeing the suffering that Christ endured for him he realized how ungrateful he had been by not accepting the sacrifice of Jesus.
At the beginning of the conversation he insisted he didn’t want to be saved; he admitted he was a sinner and was going to hell... Finally Keith said, “I don’t have any excuse anymore..."
"If it’s true that Jesus healed the lame, blind and wiped away the tears of the weeper then I think it’s also my time he wipes my tears," said Susan.
Stories from street ministry in the Kibera slum.
She asked me to share the word with her, and so we shared Jeremiah 33:3: “Call to me and I will answer you and tell you great and unsearchable things you do not know.”
They literally attend practices, make their way to ministry locations and weekly serve on the streets - amidst political uncertainty, consistent poverty, and family struggles...I'm inspired to make my life count the way they do!
They have very little, sacrifice a lot and are passionate about being part of making Jesus known not only in Kenya but all over East Africa.
The national religion of Benin is voodoo, so it is very common and widespread. The people there are held captive by fear of the evil that is very present in voodoo practices and curses.